That's where I'm headed for a week. I've only been once and I was 9, so I don't remember a whole lot. Anybody have any must-do's or places where it's a must-eat? Whatcha got?

Fenway !!!!

Did that already. And if I remember correctly, that was one of the loudest ballparks I've ever been in. Haha.

Stop in and pay a visit to Senator Elizabeth Warren and ruffle her Indian head dress.

Harvard and wear a MAGA cap. Fun time! I would definitely lie to see sites from the founding.

Go to the harbor and have a tea party.

uss constitution tour, one awesome ship.

https://ussconstitutionmuseum.org/

clam chowder, just about anywhere since anyone that lives in boston is a chowderhead.

leave, after the 2 things above you have done all worth doing in that liberal hell hole.

I've always wondered what language they speak up there!!

dam yankee, with an accent.

So I was up there not long ago. We only spent a day in Boston as we were staying at the Yale campus in Connecticut but we did the Freedom Trail which includes a great deal of your historical stuff. I enjoyed that.

Then we went to MIT and Harvard just to check them out. Both pretty cool. Not sure its the best place for Spring Break per se. But a cool place to visit. Lots of history. I would have liked more than a day to check stuff out.

Not sure I would want to live there.

Have fun buddy!

Drive over to Cape Cod and eat at Sesuit Harbor and order a Lobster Roll. Go to Well fleet and eat oysters.


Freedom trail, USS Constitution is on the freedom trail. Go to any Italian resteraunt in the North End and it will be the best you've ever had. Newbury street has a pizza place that is amazing. Art museum is fantastic. Drive to Kimball Farms and get their ice cream. If you have time go striper fishing, i have a guides name and #, he uses all light tackle.

Ristorante Limoncello

A door or two down from Paul Revere's House.

Man, there's just so damm much to see around Bean Town. You don't have anywhere near enough time!
USS Constitution already mentioned
Aquarium
Museum of Science
Museum of Fine Arts
Gardner Museum
Peabody Museum
Harvard & MIT Museums
Faneuil Hall
Bunker (& Breed's) Hills
Old North Church
Boston Common (& the Cheers Beacon Hill Bar)

AND FRESH SEAFOOD!

Also remember that March in Boston is a lot different than March in Austin. My two oldest daughters live in the area so I have made many trips there but there is always something else to see. If weather is nice then walking the Freedom Trail is good and if the weather is not so nice then you can go on the hop-on/hop-off tour buses.

the combat zone